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• Yet it is a considerable gain. (10)
• The question is considerable, Johnny. (8)
• Hart replied with considerable animation. (13)
• The moment is one of considerable tension. (8)
• Their technical difficulty is considerable. (3)
• Their powers of conversation were considerable. (4)
• Farmer Blaize reclined in considerable elation. (10)
• I take considerable stock in Leo Tolstoi myself. (8)
• A moment, for all, of considerable embarrassment. (8)
• She accepted the remark with considerable relief. (8)
• The sensation was considerable, and the sofa his. (8)
• They always yap considerable when anything happens. (13)
• We Americans take considerable stock in old man Quixote. (8)
• Once there, the emphasis cannot help but be considerable. (8)
• One circumstance, however, gave me considerable pleasure. (6)
• Joe Petty joined the gardener in considerable embarrassment. (8)
• She was welcomed by Mrs. Hawkshaw with considerable respect. (10)
• Considerable muttering in the same quarter was heard besides. (10)
• But I can write it now with considerable ease and correctness. (14)
• Then I kindled a little fire, and there was considerable smoke. (12)
• Except it be sufficient, considerable success is out of the question. (16)
• The pleasure is not enhanced, and the inconvenience is often considerable. (4)
• And if my position is not, after a considerable term of service, I say if . (10)
• He felt that he would have given considerable sums for her to lift her veil. (10)
• After pausing on this point a considerable while, she once more continued to read. (4)
• There was the sound of considerable disturbance, and through the barking of Blink, Mr. (8)
• He was not then engaged upon any considerable task, and he had aged and broken somewhat. (9)
• So musing he mounted the car, followed by his dog, and sat down in considerable discomfort. (8)
• A considerable number of them removed their settlements to the Canadian side of the boundary. (19)
• For leaving his name, prestige, and clients behind him, Soames would receive considerable value. (8)
• But he had an insatiable appetite, and except in relation to Mr. Cougham, considerable tolerance. (10)
• Andreas Stein= (died 1792), whose pianos were adopted for use by Mozart, showed considerable advancement. (3)
• When I awoke on the following day I had considerable difficulty in tracing the events of the past evening. (6)
• The confusion now became considerable, and it was apparent, that the whole had been a pre-concerted scheme. (6)
• A composer who made considerable use of the chromatic element was =Gesualdo=, Prince of Venusia (1560-1614). (3)
• Lavender, after surveying the considerable wreckage, made his way to the door and passed out into the night. (8)
• Of this considerable period you are unable to remember one unhappy moment, and in point of fact there was none. (7)
• He was cultivated, well read in philosophy and science; he possessed considerable literary and critical ability. (3)
• This method was never developed, since the device did not seem applicable to instruments of any considerable size. (3)
• In fine, he was a millionaire nobleman, owning to a considerable infusion of Welsh blood in the composition of him. (10)
• Lavender entered a room which had a considerable resemblance to the office of a lawyer save for the absence of tomes. (8)
• Having by temperament considerable caution, but little fear, he waited till he heard another, and then got out of bed. (8)
• The effect of something said with conviction by one who has evidently made a sacrifice to say it is ever considerable. (8)
• Considerable debate took place between the two sisters whether Timothy should or should not be summoned to see Annette. (8)
• For though I have heard a considerable variety of sermons, I never yet heard one that was so expressive as a cathedral. (2)
• The hamlet behind is one of the least considerable of hamlets, and consists of a few cottages on a green beside a burn. (2)
• You will acknowledge that the honour brought to the family by an hereditary princess is considerable: it is something. (10)
• Yet the dread of a separation from her has kept me at these pastimes for a considerable period beyond my relish of them. (10)
• In rude health and small omnibuses, with considerable colour in their cheeks, they arrived daily from the various termini. (8)
• What circumstances show that the church singers of the 13th to 16th centuries must have had considerable skill in singing? (3)
• The Royal Conservatory at =Dresden= was organized in 1856, and has paid considerable attention to its department for opera. (3)
• She had a mind of considerable soaring scope, and eclectic: it analyzed a Napoleon, and declined the position of his empress. (10)
• Usually those blocks which are cast in a very dry state are porous, while those which are poured show considerable compactness. (17)
• He himself thought that this was his best work; so far as we can judge by the considerable fragment that exists, he was in the right. (2)
• Between Chicago and Shoreham there was a long line of prosperous suburbs, which exhibited a considerable variety of American society. (13)
• His influence as a concert pianist was very great, and in this direction his extension of the province of the virtuoso is considerable. (3)
• Of having another daughter married to Mr. Collins, she thought with equal certainty, and with considerable, though not equal, pleasure. (4)
• The others were distributed between Forts Moose and Albany, and were treated by their captors with considerable severity and hardship. (19)
• She expected him in this event to do as he pleased, and she resigned herself to it with considerable comfort in holding him accountable. (9)
• At these points it needed considerable reasoning to overcome her wish and some active manoeuvring in both of us to enforce our arguments. (9)
• Not only does this principle of design save considerable money, but it follows one of those great laws of beauty, so prevalent in nature. (17)
• About ten or a dozen years ago, before her marriage, she had spent a considerable time in that very part of Derbyshire to which he belonged. (4)
• As their duties placed them in close relations to their masters, they gained considerable of the Egyptian science, literature, customs, etc. (3)
• Abraham was a resident, according to the Bible story, of Ur in the land of the Chaldees, where a considerable civilization had been attained. (3)
• No sounder principle on which a man can base his life, whose father-in-law has a very considerable income, and a partiality for his grandchildren. (8)
• Lapham had recognised the voice, and he was standing, in considerable perplexity, to receive Corey, when the young man opened his painted glass door. (9)
• Nevertheless their losses were considerable, including several hundred prisoners taken from a sheltered place whence they did not care to rise and run. (7)
• During ten years of editorship, Schumann found abundant outlet for his literary interests, and his paper exerted a considerable force on public opinion. (3)
• They read, they talked, they sang together; his musical talents were considerable; and he read with all the sensibility and spirit which Edward had unfortunately wanted. (4)

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